Local officials hear auditor on property tax collection
State Auditor Mark Tuttle is expected in Duchesne today to confer with county commissioners on collecting personal property taxes. The report covers local court actions, divorces, and a bevy of town news including hotel business, band dance recaps, and residents moving or traveling.
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Mark Tuttle
Frankin St. Marchant
John T. Rowley
Beaverly- Myers
Nettie Fitzwater
Lonnie Fitzwiucer
Myton
O. GC. Lockhart
R, Mm.pope
L. CG. Winslow
Rulon J. Larsen
A. N. Alt
Chas. R. Barton
Harry M. Walker
J. M. Mickeon
M. B. Pope
J. B. Murray
A M. Andreasen
L. &. Winslow
H. M. Walker
Helen Burdick
Hilda Wilkerson
James Dalgleish
Constable
Frank Horrocks
Redcap
McCormick Reaper
Horrocks
Harry Duberstein
Duchesne
Salt Lake
Orrin Smith
Harry Walker
Dora Steele
Madora
Steel
C. S. Dickerson
Elmer Dickerson
Boise
Idaho
Bernard O'Toole
Grand Junction
Colorado
R. Jy. Mack
Joe Schleigel
Thos
Firth
Elmer Simms
Kansas City
Simms
Randolph Jensen
Duchesne Schools
Chariie Brown Place
Harve Partridge
Clarence Shields
George Bigelow
Vernals
John Hair
Wm. Gray
Thora
Park City
Utah
Chris Anderson
Henrietta Gee
Juanita
Hattie Abbott
Kanosh
Millard County
School and Health Meeting in Duchesne County
Dr C N Jensen state superintendent and James H Wallis executive secretary Utah public health association visit Duchesne and Uintah counties to discuss school health work. Wallis cites WWII defect stats and a simple health preservation system while Jensen urges improved country to city travel and greater state federal aid for country schools. Musical numbers entertain as debates touch on Mormon city growth and Josephite history.
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C. N. Jensen
James H. Wallis
Utah Public Health Association
Duchesne
Uintah
Wallis
Utah
Jansen
BL. V. Barlow
Mormon fundraiser voyage in Independence Missouri
John E. Lewis of Independence Missouri visited J W Brackenbury of Apaleo after eighteen years apart. Lewis, a retired contractor, notes Independence hosts a Mormon temple project with about $500 in Josephites funds, growing rapidly as newcomers arrive by the hundred.
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John E. Lewis
Indepcendence
Missouri
J. W. Brackenbury
Apaleo
Lewis
Independence
Uintah Basin Land Purchases Extend William Gentry Holdings
William Gentry of Toka continues buying in the Uintah basin. This week he acquired 40 more acres from Orson Andrewg of Murray, bringing his total to 440 acres in a single tract.
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William Gentry
Toka
Uintah Basin
Gaiareine
Orson Andrewg
Murray
Paying the Price in Odd Honorary Degree Tale
A garbled clipping reports a freshwater college granting an honorary degree to Mr Grabcoin. The text shows muttered reactions and fragmented dialogue about the honor, with unclear names and phrases. The piece reads like a distorted reminiscence or satirical note from a local page.
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Grabcoin
Birminghahi
Age- Herald
Diner Delivers Ordered Steak After Wait
A diner complains the steak cannot fit a dog, the manager apologizes and promises a replacement steak after a five minute wait. The exchange highlights slow service and customer persistence in a casual dining setting.
Building Under Way for Price Block on Main Street
Ground is broken for a new business block in Price just east of the Silvegni building at Eighth and Main. P. O. Silvegni constructs a 30 by 90 foot two story structure valued at about 35000 dollars, reportedly leased to a large grocery firm. He has also finished rental cottages on H street.
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Price
Silvegni
Eighth
Main Streets
P. O. Silvegni
Silvegnol
H Street
Uintah Sheep Inspected No Scabies Found In Basin
Chief state sheep inspector Thomas Redmond reports Uintah basin flocks are in good condition with no scabies evidence after his return from the basin. Spring lamb crop contracted at fair prices brightening prospects for sheepmen though farmers face a perplexing situation. Ophthalmic specialists J J Buswell and Wm M Buswell of Salt Lake City will test eyes at Grant Tate Duchesne on September 27 without charge.
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Duchesne City
Duchesne
A. N. Alt
Salt Lake
Cat
Cresswell
Roosevelt
Clarence Wilson
Byron Spratt
Park City
Justus H. Cline
Nw York
Cline
Dutch Shell Oil Company
Mabel Partridge
Uintal Basin
Thomas Redmond
Redmond
Sale of Animals for Damages in Duchesne Utah
In Duchesne County Altonah Precinct Irvin Caldwell poundkeeper holds six small stock shots five black and one white to secure eight dollars for damages caused by animals at F W Roberts premises on September 3 1922. Animals to be sold at public auction September 21 1922 at 2 p m at Alexander Barn Altonah Precinct if not claimed. Belongs to James A Dawson of Altonah Utah.
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Utah
Duchesne
Altonah
Alexander
James A. Dawson
F. W. Roberts
Irvin Caldwell
Notice of Yorpeture and mine claim labor dues
Notice to Globe Arizona residents and Miami Arizona individuals of I D Boyd's $1500 labor and improvements on multiple mining claims in Duchesne County Utah to hold title. Co owners must contribute within 90 days or the claims revert to Boyd. Dated Provo Utah September 12 1922. Also public notice of Margaret Ingersoll of American Fork filing for final three year proof on a homestead entry in Utah.
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B. C. Thralls
D. GC. Hoover
George S. Dommend
George E.oliver
B. H. McArlan
H. M. Brown
Judson King
D. L. Maloy
EB. J. Carless
Joe. May
A. J. Steeves
Globe, Arizona
P. BE. Bentke
C. F. Bentke
Miami
Arizona
United States
Provo
Utah
J. D. Boyd
Utah County
State of
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vermol
Heraby
Margaret Ingersoll
American Fork
Tah
Blomestead
New
Sey
New SW
Township
Nange
Wintah
Land claim notice recorded in Utah district court
The notice announces a land claim established before Rulon J Larsen Clerk of the District Court at Duchesne Utah on October 30 1929. Witnesses listed include Ephriam Batty Leonard A Adams Reuben Chipman Milton H Ingersoll from Utah communities. First publication Sept 22 1922, last Oct 20 1922.
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Rulon
J. Larsen
District ‘Court
Ducheshe
Utah
Ephriam Batty
Saldier Creek
Heber
Leonard A. Adams
American Tork
Reuben Chipman
American Fork
Milton H. Ingersoll
C Algert Halen
Negister
Sheriff sale notice and mortgage foreclosure ads in Duchesne
Public notices announce an October 1922 sheriff sale in Duchesne County Utah for land and water rights in section nine township two south range seven west. Also a chat tel mortgage foreclosure sale set for October 1923 in Provo Canyon and Duchesne County with sheep herds and livestock described. Plus Duchesne post office plans for a larger building and ten year lease.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State OF
Utah
Duchesne County
W. A
Range Sevan
Uintah Special Meridian
Salt Lake City
Tabiona Irrigation’ Company
Tablona
Charles R. Barton
Shacht
Pope & Porter
Plain- Adie
J. N. Swapp
Provo
Utah County
Utah-Idaho Livestock Loan Company
Wasatch County
Equitable Trust Company
New York
New York City
Equitable Trust Company of
Vivian Park
Provo Canyon
Im Provo Canyon
Utah Constitutional Amendment on State Debt Limit
A legislative concurrent resolution proposes amending Section 1 Article 14 to cap state debt at 2 percent of taxable value and directs the secretary of state to submit the amendment to voters at the next general election. The measure would take effect January 1, 1823 if adopted.
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Utah
Utah Proposes Amendment on Property Tax and Rates
A Legislature proposed resolution seeks to amend Sections 2 and 3 of Article 13 of the Utah Constitution to authorize classifying property for taxation, establish uniform rates within classes, tax various property types including incomes, and allow exemptions. It notes two thirds of members must concur.
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Utah
State of
Proposed tax amendment and exemptions under 1921 law
The text outlines tax credits for income tax property taxes paid within the year and lists exemptions for United States and state properties, public libraries, religious and charitable use buildings, burial sites, and certain mortgages. It also notes irrigation structures not taxed separately, possible debt deductions, and tax relief for the indigent, with publication and election submission directives and a 1925 effective date. Approved March 17, 1921.
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United States
Utah Proposal Aims to Amend Legislature Pay
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 9 of Article VI to set per diem not exceeding ten dollars daily and mileage at ten cents per mile for state legislators. It directs submission to electors at the next general election, with the amendment taking effect January 1, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Utah Secretary of State certifies constitutional amendments
I, H. E. Crockett, Secretary of State, certify that this is a full true copy of Constitutional Amendments Nos. 1 2 and 3 as proposed by the 1921 Utah legislature. Signed and sealed in the state office.
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H. E. Crockett
State of
Utah
Curfew Enforced by Duchesne City Council
The Duchesne City Council orders the nightly curfew whistle at 8 p.m. No child under fourteen may be on streets after that hour unless with a parent or guardian. Parents are responsible for enforcement. Mayor A M Murdock signs the notice.
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Duchesne
Notice to Bondholders Duchesne County Warrants Session
Duchesne County Treasurer LOCKHART reports funds available to pay listed Blue Bench and West Bench Irrigation warrants. Warrants cease interest on publication and must be presented within thirty days. Dated September 7, 1922. 16-19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne County
West Bench
O Cc. Lockhart
Notice of mining claim labor assessment in Duchesne County
The notice states that O F Johnson M W Johnson Heten Johnson Jos Russell H P Bekenenmyser are informed the claimant expended six hundred dollars in labor and improvements on Boho Nos 33 35 and 36 mining claims in Duchesne County Utah for 1920 1921 and up to July 1 1922 to hold the claims under the mining law. If any co owner does not contribute seventy five dollars within ninety days of publication, their interest will become the claimant's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
Utah
O. F. Johnson
WW. Johnson
Heten Johnson
Jos, Russell
H. Pe Bekenenmyser
Duchesne County
United States
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